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🚩Fascinating, history is repeating itself. This week ex Labour Minister, Act leader, and longtime WP nemesis, Richard Prebble recounted how, The 1989 Treaty Principles were undemocratically snuck into law, and that the Politician who alerted Prebble to it being in the bill, was opposition National MP Winston Raymond Peters....

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🚩Breaking: Watch Richard Prebble’s interview this morning… He has quit the Waitangi Tribunal after reading the strategic plan which he says is a communist manifesto. Says Luxon has failed and should have a long think about his position, and that Seymour’s Treaty Principles bill isn’t the fix, NZFirst’s coalition agreement is and Luxon must support it as a matter of urgency or NZ will be ripped apart. Prebble was In parliament in 1975 when the Waitangi Tribunal was established, he was there when Labour made up the set of principles and has seen the disaster that they have caused. He left Labour and founded Act with Roger Douglas, and says “look the last thing we want to do is make up more principles, the WT itself says there are NO Principles” says Prebble. NZFirst have an agreement with National to contain the WT, which Prebble alarmingly says used BOTH treaty’s, will not be bound by past rulings, will require more funding and will spark an avalanche of claims, “this is a communist manefesto, Luxon like other PM’s is ignoring it and hoping it will go away and the public service have taken the power and are sending this country to a very bad place” “Luxon needs to step up and show leadership, or…. Look he needs to have a good look at himself” Quite amazing, last year it was shocking to hear Roger Douglas support Winston Peters, and now Richard Prebble? He is warning the alarm… Luxon MUST and URGENTLY push through NZFirst’s policy. National is going to finish us off if we don’t dismantle that party asap. This is quite a listen.

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🚩David Seymour says he’s ABSOLUTELY supporting the India Free Trade Agreement. He gaslights saying “It’s only 1600 people” ignoring the “uncapped student visas” which has become Australia’s largest vehicle for their huge Indian immigration problem. In Australia some 77% of student visa applicants remain in Oz by going on anotber visa and then getting residency - and then citizenship. When David is asked about the 400 fraudulent Indian truck drivers he quips it’s a “mini scandal and means nothing!” “everyone has a right to come here and be a NZ’er” says David, and states he wants a “global open job market” - maybe because Seymour doesn’t have kids he doesn’t care that our kids will be competing with hundreds of millions Indians for a job. Plunket points out the FTA entrenches more treaty of waitangi provisions - which astonishingly Seymour replies “They are non binding and they don’t mean anything just ignore them” This was the exact line that Geoffrey Palmer said when he inserted treaty principles in legislation in 1989 “They don’t mean anything ! Ignore them!” Mark my words, if the FTA goes ahead (as is likely to be the case a Nats/ACT will get labour on board) they’ll use the Treaty Clause & the ‘Māori economy’ as an excuse why we can’t pull out once we realise the nightmare it will cause. Neoliberals are always globalists - they’ll sell us down the road - which is what Act with National intend to do - sell off remaining State assets, and of course first in line will be their mates in India. National, Act, Labour are Indian cucks. There’s a reason National and Act have struggled in the polls this term.

Holyhekatuiteka

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Michael Laws today warned us that Luxon is going to follow in John Keys footsteps which will be a disaster. Laws calls key “very stupid” and a very “bad PM” who stuffed up race relations in NZ by acquiescing to the Māori Party and Signing us up to UNDRIP. Under Keys Govt they completely broke our education and Health systems and ran infrastructure into the ground. Luxon has a deep reverence for Key, colleagues of his at AirNZ said Luxon’s deep admiration of Key bordered on an obsession. For example as soon as he found out Key had a house in Hawaii he promptly bought a holiday home near by. On realising Key was golf buddies with Obama he flew Obama to NZ for dinner with him at great cost to AirNZ (and the tax payer). Over the weekend at the Nat AGM, Key was the KEY speaker. He told the Nats to cool it on the “indigenous” issues and basically not to rock the boat. Sigh. Laws says that Key ensured that the Nats relationship with Winston Peters was in such a state that it cost them the 2017 election, all because of Keys hatred for WP. Judith Collins writes in her memoir that Key told her he’s quitting politics because quote “I can’t deal with having to work with Peters”. Keys hatred of WP is because WP is an economic and civil Nationalist, and a conservative . Key, like Luxon and Seymour are neoliberal Globalists who find NZFirst’s policies as anachronistic and as unfashionable as Winston’s pinstripes suits. All three fail to realise that principles like pinstripes never go out of fashion which is why next year will mark 50 years since WP started his Political career. Key sold off state owned assets even AFTER a national referendum resulted in 90% OPPOSING it. Key used mass immigration as the perfect ponzy scheme for his ‘rockstar’ economy. It was all bullshit. He pandered up to the “indigenous” elite as a nod to the left to afford him to maintain his favourite place in Politics - standing for nothing apart from Political expediency. It’s worth listening to Laws explain why Luxon is going to be yet another failed PM and why between National and Labour this country has been sold out and treated like garbage year after year. At the conference Key smugly told the faithful “I didn’t think Winston Peters could work with David Seymour or Chris Luxon for that matter but it’s going great!” Why is it that we have to continue having ex politicians hanging around like a bad smell? I mean Helen Clark is literally the opposition leader at the moment and Ardern with all her millions in funding from leftist elite will continue to be the tumour that we can’t quite cut out. John Key - the mentor no one needs, least of all one Christopher Luxon. The reason why National can’t break 40% is precisely because of Teflon John’s head in the sand guidance. This country needs leadership, pussyfooting will just delay the inevitable. Why Luxon continues to seek guidance from useful idiots is a mystery, when he has all the decades of experience and wisdom of the best political operator sitting to his left right there in the house.

Holyhekatuiteka

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🚩Astonishing. Must watch. Yesterday Laws dismantled Seymour in an interview, and the Act leader completely threw his toys out of the cot. Laws asks Seymour why he didn’t bother reading the Indian FTA before agreeing to support it, an agreement which re-affirms Paris obligations - but also - UNDRIP, which spawned co-governance and has been weaponised by the left & the judiciary. Seymour’s response? “ It was too big to read so I did my due diligence by asking McClay - there’s no naughty bits in there right?” David it took me seconds to use Grok to find those clauses, hell you could even use CNTRL + FIND on word to find it. His excuse is laughable and non serious. He then infers “yeah it’s bad but it’s done now, don’t worry about it” yeah nah David, this is EXACTLY how bad legislation and nasty fish hooks like Treaty Principles got into legislation (which NZF are now finally with great difficulty able to review and remove). The whole “yeah we put this in there but it doesn’t mean anything” argument by lazy or duplicitous politicians has caused extensive damage to this country, What is TRULY amazing is how Seymour readily throws his constituents on the garbage heap, and then gets bitchy at Laws for bringing up “I’m not going to talk to you again” he pathetically snaps. He even channels Chloe by asking Laws to ‘Zoom’ out. Winston Peters, and important figures to Act : Don Brash, Elizabeth Rata, Gary Judd QC all have spoken out how reckless and dangerous these clauses are. These are iconic Act supporters. Seymour has shat on them, and Act voters. Seymour says “They are being pedantic” and dismissed their concerns. This is a senior Politician elected on a platform to stop this garbage saying “shut up and don’t worry about it” If you are an Act voter, you should be enraged, and looking elsewhere to park your vote.

Holyhekatuiteka

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Today the India FTA is signed. It will then go back to Parliament to pass into law. Unfortunately only NZFirst oppose this awful deal, so it’s likely to go ahead. In the last few years we have seen masses of industry close. A large part of this is our high electricity prices, partly because of the green scam, but also because we have a sector that the electricity & generators and sellers are one and the same meaning they can manipulate the prices for maximum return. Timber and paper mills have gone to the wall, WP & Shane Jones went to Cabinet to get government to help, however Act and National wouldn’t support it. Watties will close at the same time tariffs for all processed and frozen foods from India will be dropped. Our vegetable market is worth 1.1 Billion a year. That’s worth more than what the India FTA deal is expected to add to our economy. 90% of the veges kiwis consume are grown here. This is about to change. We will start eating a lot more food processed in India and other third world developing nations. Highly productive farm land around NZ is being turned into tickey tacky subdivisions favoured by new immigrants. National is devoted to net zero, and Luxon this week celebrated that our emissions have been the lowest on record, that’s even lower than during lockdown. Last year for the first time in NZ history residential users consumed more electricity than industry. NZ industry is dying and National, Act and Labour are all for it. Once this deal is signed not only will we see an uptick of Indian migrants, but also an exodus of NZ manufacturers to India. As part of the FTA agreement and the 35billion NZ investment into India that it commits us to, the NZ govt has now openly encourage NZ business to offshore to India and to hire Indian staff. What is going to be left for the young people?

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